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Evaluating the utility of auditory perspective-taking in robot speech presentations
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05)
In speech interactions, people routinely reason about each other’s auditory perspective and adjust their manner of speaking accordingly by raising their voice to overcome noise or distance, and sometimes by pausing and ...
Comprehending Synthetically Accelerated Speech: The Relationship Between Performance and Self-confidence
(2011-06)
The present study examines the ability to comprehend speech presented at synthetically accelerated rates in an auditory display environment. We sought to determine whether listeners could accurately predict their own ...
An extensible toolkit for creating virtual sonic environments
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2000-04)
The Virtual Audio Server (VAS) is a toolkit designed for exploring problems in the creation of realistic Virtual Sonic Environments (VSE). The architecture of VAS pr
The effect of auditory rendering on perceived movement: Loudspeaker density and HRTF
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2001-07)
Until recently, multiple speaker systems for Virtual Environment (VE) applications were limited to a few front and rear speakers. Utilizing the Virtual Audio Server (VAS) with a Vector Base Amplitude Panning (VBAP) algorithm ...
To What Extent do Listeners use Aural Information When it is Present
(2011-06)
In three of the manipulations in a 2009 dual-task performance study, virtual auditory cues were used to alert participants to the onset of three kinds of decision events in the secondary, but more demanding of the two ...
Sonification of NRL Dual-Task Data
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010-06)
Comprehension of Speech Presented at Synthetically Accelerated Rates: Evaluating Training and Practice Effects
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010-06)
The ability to monitor multiple sources of concurrent auditory
information is an integral component of Navy watchstanding
operations. However, this leads to attentionally demanding
environments. The present study tested ...
Evaluating listeners’ attention to and comprehension of serialy interleaved, rate-accelerated speech
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2012-06)
In Navy command operations, individual watchstanders must often concurrently monitor two or more channels of spoken communications at a time, which in turn can undermine information awareness and decision performance. ...
The effect of pitch shifts on the identification of environmental sounds: Design considerations for the modification of sounds in auditory displays
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2005-07)
To examine the plausibility of dynamically adjusting the sounds presented by an auditory display, a study addressing the effects of pitch shifting on the identifiability of a set of forty-one environmental sounds was carried ...
Evaluating Listeners' Attention to and Comprehension of Spatialized Concurrent and Serial Talkers at Normal and a Synthetically Faster Rate of Speech
(International Community for Auditory Display, 2008-06)
Concurrent voice communications workload has been identified as a pivotal issue for desired reductions in the size of Navy watchstanding teams on future platforms. Without effective augmenting technologies, real increases ...